Farlight 84

In Farlight 84, the only thing faster than your bullets is your next respawn.

Dropping into this mobile-first, PC-friendly hero shooter feels like stepping into a chaotic sci-fi playground designed by someone who thought Apex Legends wasn’t vertical enough. Sixty players, squads of three, and unlimited respawns, it’s less about surviving and more about stylishly smacking the other guy first.

Heroes aren’t just skins here. Maychelle calls in floating fortresses, Freddie teleports in and out like a caffeinated ninja, and if you’ve got a Buddy pet by your side? That’s where things get spicy. Tactical animals like Sparky or Squeaky can rain storms, hijack loot, or literally change the battlefield, it’s Pokémon meets tactical shooter chaos.

Map traversal is a fever dream of movement tech. Zipline across towers, wall-run through alleyways, or launch yourself through the air via an actual Rat Cannon. It’s the kind of nonsense that shouldn’t work, and yet absolutely does.

Combat? Crisp. Guns feel weighty, sound reactive, and respond faster than your average tweet. Add in crunchy impact effects, spatial audio that actually helps you track enemies, and a UI that screams “tap here” (a nod to its mobile roots), and you’ve got a shooter that rewards twitch reflexes and map smarts alike.

Yes, it looks like Fortnite’s cooler, jetpack-wearing cousin. And yes, you’ll probably crush a few mobile players while dual-wielding a keyboard and mouse. But don’t let that stop you.

Farlight 84 is free, frantic, and surprisingly deep, and if you’re not launching yourself through the sky strapped to a Buddy named Squeaky, what are you even doing?